On a somewhat lager scale would be the same effect on Lake Michigan boat pier in White Night.

I figure it would be an evocation with a zone effect, with Harry's "player" asking to establish a new aspect on the scene, with at least a Fate Point to take a fire evocation and establish the opposite effect.

Either way, as a GM I would reward the player for imagination by saying "yes", and also say "It's gonna cost a Fate Point" for pulling off something normally outside the bounds of Fire Magic.

If Rumors From the Paranet isn't done writing yet, can we the fans make a few requests?

Such as:

The missing Magic/Anti-Magic Circle rules
Harry's Gravity Hammer spell from "It's My Birthday, Too" and "Changes"
Etc, etc...

Very much looking forward to this.

More DFRPG is GOOD! MUCH WANTING!

White Court Vampires shouldn't get hungry playing basketball.

Quoted for truth.
When role-playing, allways err on the side of fun.

Or, you know, the Story.

Either a mental attack with at least a moderate consequence "Broken Will" or a Social Attack using a Physical attack as a free tag(Horrible Pain!) ending in either a concesion ("Allright, I'll tell you what you want to know") or if you really push it, an extreme consequence (Shattered Will).

Harry held out because Nicklehead BadGuy was using just physical torture. And Harry's got that Endurance apex skill. Had Nic been using a two-pronged approach (against Resolve), he might of pulled it off.

IMO and all that jazz....

OK, so we all know having someone's True Name gives you power over them, if only for Thamaturgy reasons. But what if you legally change your name or assume a false identity?

I have a player with a wizard concept that her father, a mundane but royal bastard, was raising her to be a magical enforcer. She skipped town as fast as she could and adopted a new name and identity on the other side of the country. Before she left she was sure to destroy any blood and hair samples he had stashed so the big tracking spell components are gone.

Now as the GM, I'm saying she could make a "Rebirth" ritual to purge her old name and take on a new one for magical purposes, but should I also require an Aspect as well?

Human Form (Involuntary Change) [+1] might be better than Human Guise. While in Guise you can still have access to your powers, in Human Form you cannot (which is what you implied to in losing the powers during the day).

Blood Drinker [-1]
Human Form (Invulnerably Change) [+1]; linked to:
Claws [-1]
Inhuman Speed [-2]
Inhuman Strength [-2]
Inhuman Recovery [-2]
Inhuman Toughness [-2]
The Catch [+3 or +4]
1. Fire (Like Cold Iron [+2], needs research [+1 or +2, I'm leaning towards +2 since fire is a common vampire weakness])
2. Maybe Silver (a weakness to both Moonlight, True Blood, and Blade vampires. It may be a +3 or +4 so I think it's equal to Fire)?
3. Faith/Holy?

Total: -5 or -6

Probably Feeding Dependency [+1] and your "Cat-like Fall" [-1]. A Variant of the Tattoos of St. Giles [-2] might be appropriate if you don't want to feed on others. Maybe not glowing tattoos, but getting paler or eye color changes.

Very nice and pretty much what I was imagining. Thank you.

So, after watching the Season 2 premire of Being Human on BBC America and Underworld, I was considering hashing out a sub-sect of vampires not aligned with any of the "White/Red/Black/Jade" courts allready established.

Partly inspired by Moonlight and Being Human, I am thinking of a vampire type that loses their powers during the daytime, and has a catch for "Fire". So, during the day they are ordinary humans, but at night they have access to their supernatural powers.

Also, how would anyone simulate the Underworld "I jump from the top of a tall building/cliff and land on my feet without taking damage" power?
Physical Immunity: Falls Only?
I'm tempted just to make it a -1 refresh power.